>BMI of 31 >ran 6km in 30 minutes today fucking how

>>35615957
Likely got your math mixed up, due to using so many different units of measurement and you screwed up the conversions between bmi, km, and minutes.

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>>35616018
I don't think I calculated my BMI wrong. I measured myself with some measuring tape and scales, if I got the order of magnitude wrong then my BMI would be massively wrong

As for my distance and speed, I used google maps to map my distance in km and I recorded the time in minutes by noting the time before I left and as soon as I got back on my TV. I did this last time and got 6km in 32 minutes

I'm pretty surprised myself, I walk 50 minutes to school and back everyday, but I've been eating like a fatass for the last 2 years. I guess I must have atleast developed my legs muscles with all that walking. I also have have a massive lung capacity according to my doctor.

>>35616233
>I also have have a massive lung capacity according to my doctor
Did he tell you that while you were sucking his dick?

>>35616271
No while he was blowing it

>>35616271
No. I once got tested for asthma, so he handed me a peak flow meter, and even while my chest felt very tight I managed to blow the pointer all the way to the other end. I was 15 back then.

>>35616710
You could've been a professional athlete or something but you decided to be a fatass instead. Good job, anon.

>>35615957
You're probably abnormally short so your bmi is relatively high.

6km in 30 minutes is a series of eight minute miles which is pretty ok.

I agree it's very weird.

BMI is a poor system for gauging overall health since it assumes a certain amount of muscle tissue. Body fat % is a better indicator.

>>35616756
Yeah, my dad was a semi professional rugby player and my brother is a low tier boxer

Oh well, unlike them I'm supremely autistic. I tried boxing when I was younger but I had no aggression + I hated everyone there, I also tried rugby but I had no coordination or awareness. I'll just settle for causal exercise.